A global recession, widespread unemployment and geopolitical risk will continue to batter supply chains this year. How your enterprise reacts will determine its destiny.
You will be asked, yet again, to do more with less. After the harsh lessons of COVID-19, can you ensure your business emerges stronger?
Our two-part webinar series, Spend Category Outlook 2021: Global Trends Impacting Key Direct and Indirect Spend Categories, outlines a winning formula for 2021. Part 1 highlights important learnings from the GEP Spend Category Outlook report across major corporate categories, including HR, IT, marketing, consulting and professional services.
Listen in for a category-by-category breakdown of the trends that will affect procurement in 2021. GEP experts also share tips for tightening integration and moving the supply chain closer to your customers.
Key Discussion Points
- De-risking the supply chain to blunt the pandemic’s impact
- How the supply chain became a hot topic in the boardroom
- The regions that will see a swift recovery
- In-depth analysis on direct and indirect categories
Go to Part 2 of Spend Category Outlook 2021.
Theme: Procurement
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